Simple planning and a few practical changes can help prevent injuries, improve emergency readiness, and support independent living.

Explore the resources below to review safety in your home, prepare for severe weather and power outages, learn about transportation options, and connect with local assistance.

Need Help Now?

For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

Pinehurst Police—Non-Emergency: 910-295-3141
Pinehurst Fire Department—Non-Emergency: 910-295-5575
Moore County Department of Aging: 910-947-4483

Explore Safety Resources:

Prevent Slips, Trips & Falls

Identify common household hazards, improve balance and mobility, and learn how small changes can reduce the risk of falls.

Fire & Home Safety

Review smoke-alarm, cooking, heating, escape-planning, and home-address safety recommendations.

The Village of Pinehurst is proud to participate in Community Connect, a free and secure platform that helps first responders better prepare for emergencies. By sharing important household information in advance, residents can help firefighters and emergency personnel respond more safely, quickly, and effectively when every second counts.

Emergency Preparedness

Prepare for severe weather, extreme temperatures, power outages, evacuations, medication needs, and other emergencies.

Driving & Transportation

Review safe-driving resources, pedestrian and golf-cart safety, and local transportation assistance.

Personal & Community Safety

Find telephone reassurance, welfare-check, vacation-security, and public-hazard reporting information.

Find an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

Automated external defibrillators are located at public facilities and other locations throughout Pinehurst. Use this map to identify nearby AED locations before an emergency occurs. Know of an AED not located on this map? Email us at SAC@vopnc.org to let us know and we will add it to the list. 

In a medical emergency, call 911 first. Follow the dispatcher’s instructions and send someone to retrieve the nearest AED if one is available.

AED locations and availability may change. The map is provided for general planning purposes and should not delay calling 911 or beginning CPR.

Not Sure Where to Begin?

The Moore County Department of Aging provides programs and services supporting the safety, health, and independence of older adults. Its Information and Assistance Program can help residents and families identify appropriate services and make referrals.

To report a damaged sidewalk, obstructed sign, streetlight concern, or other non-emergency Village maintenance issue, use MY VOP.